Only 21% Indians Will Uninstall TikTok App After Conflict With China: Report

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The stand of India-China last week, where the country lost 20 of its brave Indian soldiers, has created anti-China sentiment among many Indians.

Because of the controversy, many want the government to ban the sale of Chinese products in the country and block apps with Chinese origin. The Indian Institute of Human Brands (IIHB) launched a 'Gun Shoot' telephone between June 17 and 18 to understand consumer sentiment about Chinese brands and the use of Chinese applications such as TikTok. Surveyed

IIHB immediately asked some 408 people about the fire if they would uninstall TikTok as it is a Chinese app.

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According to the report, 56% know that Tiktok is a Chinese app. 32% did not know it. The report also said that only 21% of people said they would install TikTok because it is a Chinese app, while 62% were suspicious and said "maybe" while 11% did not.

The report states that all Chinese brands have little information about the country of origin. Overall, the report states that only 32% of respondents have a real right to China.

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"It has two effects: 1) Chinese brands have done a great job of covering up their Chinese personality and many buyers really acknowledge that they are close brands, perhaps highlighting their comprehensive proximity to the media and retail retirement. I.
Reason: 2) Consumers don't generally think about their nation.